Yet T159 has a strange and heartbreaking history: it's where Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe was locked up from 1963 to 1969 by the apartheid government.
World Heritage protection does not guarantee the forests are "locked up" from all forms of development, noted University of Melbourne researchers Tom Fairman and Rod Keenan in an article written for The Conversation, a news website.
Americans are locked up for crimes — from writing bad checks to using drugs — that would rarely produce prison sentences in other countries.
She wheels across to a bookshelf to find her favourites: Max Williams from Sydney's Redfern, who was locked up for 30 years from the age of 10; Yehuda Amichai, considered Israel's greatest modern poet; the Pulitzer-prize winner Lisel Mueller; and the late activist Briton turned American Denise Levertov, whose work is praised as full of passion and lyrical prowess.
"It's not only what you're going through, but what everybody else is going through," says Urcelina Ortiz, a mother from Bushwick who was there to try to prevent her son, accused of selling drugs, from being locked up.
VICE News goes inside Moses Montefiore Academy, a school for Chicago's most at-risk youth, and the homes of students who are one mistake away from being locked up.
It was not an effort to find a way to prevent teen-agers from being locked up for no good reason until they are in their thirties.
But first she has to keep one of her successfully reclaimed subjects from being locked up for the murder of an unknown woman whose mummified body surfaces when a tornado rips through the fairgrounds.
Such ledgers are hoped to be cheaper to operate than existing, often outdated, solutions to connecting financial institutions, and they could also prevent assets from being locked up for hours or days as deals complete.
The JJDPA also prohibited youth from being locked up for non-criminal behavior like truancy or running away.
